Eddy Nigg wrote:
On 01/26/2009 04:12 PM, Ian G:
No, I can't tell you exactly, I just read s**t on the net :)
Because the only show-stopper I found was with Windows 2003 (most likely
2K as well) and Windows XP clients. At least with W2K3 it's a real
problem. So far I couldn't see any problem with Apache + Firefox.
It should work with Windows Server 2003 (not with 2K) and Windows XP
clients **with SP3**.
It really surprising that you should have problem with Windows Server
2003. Whilst I didn't spend too much time investigating SHA-2 with IIS,
I know some other software that successfully use it on W2K3.
About Apache, it seems the potential problem is more with OpenSSL, it
will not enable SHA-2 by default if you only enable the default
algorithms for SSL.
But I think most people choose instead to initialize all the algorithms
OpenSSL knows about, and apparently so does mod_ssl.
Firefox knows about SHA-2 since Firefox 2.
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